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Previously on "Anyone awake look East to the moon for a view of Mars"

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  • NotAllThere
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    Photos?

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  • xoggoth
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    Wasn't sure what a celestial groove was, thought maybe Saturn and Jupiter were having a bit of nookie. Google brought up music by Astral Projection. Like that sort of music!

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  • NickFitz
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    There'll be a transit in a few days, though not visible from the UK as it's happening. And if you swivel your head the other way along the ecliptic a little, you'll see Saturn and Jupiter getting their celestial groove on

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  • Old Greg
    started a topic Anyone awake look East to the moon for a view of Mars

    Anyone awake look East to the moon for a view of Mars

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